This design reminds me a lot of Dan Cederholm’s style, in a really good way. It’s the delicate lines and shapes that remain really simple yet elegant looking that make it work so well. There’s a nice clean clear call to action and a good easy to view grid that supports it all. If there was anything to say about this site that wasn’t all positive it’s that the sub pages are all very simliar and lead to a repetitive viewing experience. Nice looking design and details though!
This design reminds me a lot of Dan Cederholm’s style, in a really good way. It’s the delicate lines and shapes that remain really simple yet elegant looking that make it work so well. There’s a nice clean clear call to action and a good easy to view grid that supports it all. If there was anything to say about this site that wasn’t all positive it’s that the sub pages are all very simliar and lead to a repetitive viewing experience. Nice looking design and details though!
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